The Business Times, 2 November 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1984 60 CENTS
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    One fear that surprises the PM
    635 1  -  Some workers say working well will make them unpopular By MONICA GWEE THE PRIME MINISTER'S progress report on the productivity movement for this year reads better than 1983's good performance. However, workers have surprised Mr Lee Kuan Yew by their fear of being disliked
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    Six receive National Productivity awards
    409 1 AN ENLIGHTENED and progressive management; worker involvement in activities; good intra-company communications; and a high commitment to training these are common factors which this year's six National Productivity Award winners share. Cycle Carriage Ltd, Development Bank of Singapore, Emporium Holdings, Hyatt Regency Singapore, Mandarin Hotel
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  • Article
    POSB Giro for easy donations to Chest
    91 1 FROM DECEMBER 1, Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) account holders can contribute to the Community Chest through the POSB Share-Giro Scheme. Through the scheme, monthly contributions to the Chest are automatically deducted from the donor's account. The deductions will be shown in the
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    STOCK MARKET
    50 1 SHARE prices la the Btigapore stock market (liMied lower for the seventh CMseeitlve session yesterday. The flaaace sector suffered greatly wttk falls sataamberlag galas by 17 to 1. The BT Composite Index fell 5.77 points to 738.57 while the Straits Times Industrial index lest 5J3 points to 854.11.
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    URA to acquire more private land
    371 1 MORE PRIVATE land will be acquired by the Urban Redevelopment Authority next year. The URA will be stepping up its takeover of private land compared with the last two years as development of the Mass Rapid Transit stations in the central area gathers more
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  • Article
    More Join drive against pirated tapes
    366 1  -  By JOHN LIM, Industrial Correspondent ABOUT 140 music tape retail outlets and 28 distributors have joined the fight against piracy. These outlets and distributors have applied to join the anti-piracy scheme initiated by IFPI (SEA) Ltd, a regional branch of the International Federation of
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    Lock icon Sultan's allowance cheque bounces
    136 1 Bernama THE SULTAN of Selangor's monthly allowance cheque last month, issued by the state government, bounced. The Sultan yesterday expressed utter disappointment with the State Treasurer for the embarrassment it caused him. The Bank Bumiputra cheque, issued by the Selangor govern- ment on Oct 11, bore
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    CIS achieves a first in resource planning
    391 1  -  By PENG AILIAN CHARTERED Industries of Singapore (CIS) is the first Asian company to be awarded a Class A status in the use of Manufacturing Resources Planning (MRP II). The system involves the use of the computer for the planning of inventory supplies,
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    Part of Anson Road caves in but no one injured
    117 1 A STRETCH of Anson Road at the junction of Keppel Road caved in at lunphtime yesterday, causing part of a temporary pedestrian walkway to collapse. No one was injured during the incident at the Hong Leong Plaza construction site. According
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      270 1 Leader, Page 8 mm MALAYSIA is in the mood for joint ventures, ond foreign investors will find many opportunities in octivities where the government has major interests, reports CHUANG PECK MING. Pag* 2 RAJIV GANDHI, India's new prime minister, now has to hold together the massive melting pot of the
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  • HOME NEWS
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      KL move to privatise a boon to investors
      408 2  -  By CHUANG PECK MING MALAYSIA is looking for joint ventures and foreign investors will find plenty of opportunities in activities where the government has major interests, said Mr Rashid Manaff, a Malaysian lawyer, at a seminar yesterday. He said that with the
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      New Volkswagen car for sale here
      303 2 SINGAPORE is the first target of an aggressive marketing drive by West German car makers Volkswagen for its biggest and most expensive car, the San tana. Volkswagen Asia Ltd, based in Tokyo, said the company planned to start shipment early next year of 500
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      Bazaar to raise funds for Chest
      165 2 THERE WAS food and fun, and the Community Chest of Singapore was the richer for it. Yesterday morning, the Minister of Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, present ed $28,159.31 to Dr Ee Peng Liang, president of the Chest. The food and fun fair, held
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      Leicester trade mission
      102 2 ANOTHER BRITISH trade mission, this time from the Leicester Chamber of Commerce, will visit Singapore from Nov 3 to 10. Only last month, Derby and Derbyshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry sent a 25-member mission for a five-day visit. This time, the 19 members will promote products
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      YMCA plans to mortgage Stevens Road premises
      180 2 THE METROPOLITAN Young Men's Christian Association is planning to mortgage its Stevens Road premises to finance proposed extensions there and to build a new branch at Geylang East. It intends to mortgage Tanglin Centre, its headquarters situated at Stevens Road, to a bank
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      BEST betters its enrolment target for this year with July intake
      239 2 THE BEST (Basic Education for Skills Training) programme for workers launched in January this year has surpassed its enrolment target with the second intake in July. This was disclosed in the latest newsletter of the Vocational and Industrial Training
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      Developer's advice to home hunters
      445 2 HOME HUNTERS, make a down payment for your apartments now. You are likely to be disappointed' if you expect prices to go down any further. This point was made by Mr Daniel Teo, a past president of the Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore, at
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      PNG potentially attractive place for S'pore investors
      239 2 PAPUA NEW GUINEA is a potentially attractive place for Singapore investors, according to a recent trade mission organised by the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The leader of the mission, Mr Lim Gee Seng, who is also the managing director
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      Talks on union for bank officers
      248 2 BANK OF TOKYO (BOT) officers may soon have a union. The Singapore Bank Officers Association, the management of BOT and the Ministry of Labour held preliminary talks on the matter yesterday. The Singapore National Employers Federation played an advisory role to the bank in
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      Telecoms infrastructure for Simex costs $750,000
      214 2 TELECOMS is understood to have invested about $750,000 in the telecommunication infrastructure of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex). The Telecoms newsletter, Hello, said the authority played an important role when Simex was set up. Besides consultancy services, Telecoms was also responsible for installing
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      Telecoms introduces local telex
      173 2 TELECOMS has introduced a local telex service for its telexmail subscribers, after a survey showed that subscribers were interested in the service. The service, which started yesterday, means that telexmail subscribers can send and receive telex messages locally. Previously, they could only send and receive telex
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Mammoth task ahead for Rajiv
      719 3  -  A tough politician overnight, Rajiv wears both the mantle of a martyr's son and of the Nehru dynasty Indira Gandhi Assassination RAJIV GANDHI, the new Prime Minister of India, is facing the most difficult political problem in the world. He has to bold together the
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      Maneka may pose a challenge
      167 3 THE MOST BITTER fight in an Indian general election could be between Mrs Gandhi's son, Ravi), and Maneka Gandhi, the wife of his late brother. Before Mrs Gandhi's murder, Maneka, 27, announced that her party would contest 300 seats in the next parliamentary election, due
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      Lock icon Soviets expect a closer ally
      445 3 Reuter THE SOVIET leadership will have been shaken by the murder of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi but heartened by the news that her son Rajiv has been named prime minister. Western diplomats said news of the assassination on Wednesday would have caused immediate concern
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      Lock icon Moscow blames the US
      97 3 Reuter. THE SOVIET MEDIA have implied that the US intelligence services were involved in the murder of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in articles charging that Washington regularly eliminated Third World leaders. It made no direct mention of Mrs Gandhi's killing but western diplomats in Moscow
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Hotel fire in Manila
        59 3 AT LEAST 11 people were killed and more than 20 hurt yesterday when a blaze gutted several floors of a hotel in the heart of Manila's Ermita entertainment district. Firemen took three hours to put out the blaze, which began on the seventh storey of a
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        Anglo-Nepalese talks
        43 3 BRITAIN is having talks with Nepal on the future of the Hongkong-based Gurkha troops, the British government said on Wednesday. There have been fears that China's takeover will mean disbanding the troops. Gurkhas have been in the British Army since 1814.
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        Steel quotas increased
        58 3 THE European Commission has raised steel production quotas for the 10-nation European Economic Community (EEC) by half a million tonnes for the final quarter of 1964, a commission spokesman said in Brussels on Wednesday. Sources said a mild improvement in market conditions enabled quotas to be raised
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        Chun's congratulations
        61 3 SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Doo-Hwan has welcomed the reelection of Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone as leader of Japan's ruling party. In a cable to Mr Nakasone yesterday, Mr Chun said: "I am confident that relations between South Korea and Japan will develop much more in the beginning of
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        Move to avert strike
        55 3 FORD MOTOR Co of Canada and the United Auto Workers union have begun talks to reach a tentative agreement before Nov 9, a union deadline that would trigger a strike by 14,200 Ford workers at nine Canadian plants. Both sides met on Wednesday to negotiate non-economic
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        Lock icon No cause for alarm
        51 3 Agencies A SHARP upturn in West German consumer price inflation in October should not cause undue concern, German commercial bank economists said on Wednesday. But they see the need to prevent further price acceleration as a major reason behind the Bundesbank's aggressive intervention on foreign exchange
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      Lock icon American economy gets recession signal
      551 4 August data shows marginal drop FT ONE OF THE PILLARS of President Ronald Reagan's reelection campaign has been shaken by a US Commerce Department report stating that the index of leading economic indicators, one of the most closelywatched guides to the economic outlook, began to
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      Lock icon Record amount of notes and bonds to be sold
      175 4 Reuter THE AMERICAN government will sell a record US$l7.5 billion in notes and bonds at three auctions next week, according to US Treasury Under-Secre-tary Beryl Sprinkel. The amount is the highest sold at any of the regular financing operations that the
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      Lock icon Chip maker admits testing fault
      385 4 FT A SECOND major US semiconductor chip maker has admitted errors in testing military parts. Signetics Corporation, a subsidiary of the Philips group, acknowledged that it did not fully comply with test specifications on a wide range of devices used in weapons and military equipment.
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      Lock icon Jaguar workers reject offer
      116 4 Reuter PRODUCTION workers at Jaguar PLC planned to begin a strike yesterday for higher wage claims after they rejected at mass meetings a compromise cash-for-shares offer, a Jaguar spokesman said. The strike majority appeared after a recall of workers at the Browns Lane assembly plant overturned
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      Lock icon Hirohito swears in new Japanese Cabinet
      608 4 Reuter THE NEWLY-FORMED Cabinet of Japanese Prime Minister Nakasone was sworn in by Emperor Hirohito yesterday, a day after Mr Nakasone was reelected Liberal Democratic Party president by parliamentarians of the ruling party. The 20-member Cabinet paid a call on the 83-year-old Hirohito at
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      Lock icon Israel and Lebanon to discuss troop pullout
      175 4 UPI UNITED Nations Secretary-general Javier Perez de Cue liar has called a conference next week of Israeli and Lebanese military officials to discuss the pullout of Israeli troop 6 from southern Lebanon. The meeting, agreed to by both Israel and Lebanon, will open
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      Lock icon UK miners strike likely to drag on into winter
      307 4 Reuter BRITAIN'S miners and the government of Margaret Thatcher are digging in for a long, hard winter of industrial strife after lastchance talks to settle the coal strike failed. The strike, which started in March in protest against pit closures, now
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      Lock icon China may become a major oil exporter
      492 4 Reuter CHINA is emerging as a major oil exporter at a time when Opec has agreed to output cuts and Mexico has asked the Soviet Union, the biggest Communist seller, not to undercut world oil prices. The rising trend of China's oil sales
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      836 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service number Local time From PAA PA5 0155 JFK/SFO/HKG MAS MH60I 0720 KUL SIA SQ43 0730 DHA CAL ◦010 0805 JED/DHA MAS MH68I 0820 KUL TMA TL351 0830 BEY/DXB MAS MH603 0905 KUL SWR SRI 76 0930 ZRH/BKK MAS MH67I 0930 KUL MAS MH8II 0940
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      Lock icon US losing competitive edge to Asia
      199 4 AP THE US may still be the most productive country in the world, but it is slipping steadily against competing nations, particularly in Asia, warned Mr Dmitri V D'Arbeloff, chairman of Millipore Corporation of Bedford, Massachusetts, and a member of the president's commission on
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      102 3 4 (I Something very S 1\ delicious is in the air at the Shangri-La. s Latour, Shangri-La's new Continental restaurant, is about to open its doors. An abundance of ambience, exquisite foody superb wine, attentive service and a luxurious interior awaits you. These are just some of the special touches
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      138 4 1 k r. nil? Explore the exquisite taste of Japanese cuisine at the Shima and discover its subtle charm. From a wide selection of delicious set lunches to an elaborate a la carte dinner. Like Teppanyaki, Shabu-shabu and Yakiniku (Bar-B-Q) at our restaurant to the widest variation of Sushi at
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Brazilians to hold ambitious debt talks
      443 6 FT BRAZIL will launch in New York in two weeks the third, and most ambitious, round of its external debt refinancing programmes. It will ask its bank creditors to renegotiate no less than the US$63 billion worth of public and private debt maturing between
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      Lock icon Midland to acquire Crocker National
      178 6 UPI BRITAIN'S Midland Bank, which owns more than half of Crocker National Bank, has reached tentative agreement to acquire all of the stock in the California institution in a deal worth over US$3O2 million. After word of the Midland deal was announced on Tuesday, stock
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      Lock icon France removes ceiling on credit to increase bankers' lending power
      516 6 FT THE FRENCH government is to allow banks greater competitive leeway in their lending activities next year after the 12-year-old system of credit ceilings is phased out at the end of this year. But under a new regulatory mechanism based
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      Lock icon UK refutes arguments over joining EMS
      110 6 Reuter BRITAIN'S Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson, has rebutted arguments put forward by the Social Democratic Party (SDP) for sterling entry into the exchange rate mechanism of the European Monetary System (EMS). In a letter to SDP leader David Owen, Mr Lawson says
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      Lock icon World Bank loan for Malaysian businesses
      240 6 Bernama SOME 1,200 small-scale enterprises in Malaysia will receive a big boost through a US$52.l million loan from the World Bank, according to a despatch from the bank. The project, which will help these enterprises to secure longer-term credit, will also provide them management
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      DBS Bank has 27 branches
      83 6 THE NUMBER of local branches of DBS Bank has swollen to 27 with the opening of a branch in Jurong East last Saturday. This is the second DBS Bank branch in Jurong. It supplements the existing branch at NES Building by catering to new housing
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      770 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed slightly firmer against most major currencies yesterday after fluctuating within a narrow range in thin trading. It closed marginally higher at 3.0200/10 marks compared with New York's 3.0175/95 close, at 2.4890/4900 Swiss francs against 2.4840/70 and at 245.25/35 yen against 245.10/20. Sterling closed
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      Asian dollar market
      224 6 SHORT-DATED Asian dollar deposit rates extended earlier losses in quiet afternoon trading yesterday on increased lending interest while periods held steady. uss Off* M 7 days 9 7/8 9 3/4 1 month 9 7/8 9 3/4 2 month* 10 1/16 9 15/16 3 months 10 1/8 10
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      Lock icon Simex
      361 6 BA Futures Inc EURODOLLAR futures opened with a firm tone at Simex yesterday with the December contract advancing early in the session from 89.70 to test the all time contract high at 89.73 set in Chicago on Wednesday night. Prices, however, failed to hold at this high level and
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      Gold
      148 6 HONGKONG The metal closed steady yesterday in response to the Opec output cuts. Trading was very quiet. The bullion price finished at U*****.90/334.30 an ounce after moving within a 90-cent range during the day, compared with New York's $333.50/334.00 close. On the local market, gold ended HK$4 below Wednesday's
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      Foreign exchange
      244 6 Interbank rotes at 3pm Local dollon to qyOlid JfM torday < srooo parity dmigt on* unit of foreign currency US do*ar 2 1585 2 1595 ***** -23 45 Sterfcng pound 2 6312 2 6345 7 3469 -64 19 Austrcion dollar 1 8422 1 8442 3 4286 -46 27
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      Money markets
      120 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate rose by 1/4-point from Wednesday to close at 6 7/8 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. One and two-month maturities rose by 1/8-point each while three-month rose by 1/16-point. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Offer B.d Overnight 6 7/8 6 3/4
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      192 6 MIAMI 2 PM fttRIS 8 PM JAKARTA 2 AM Citißanking can help keep your company's money working around the clocks From The Citi of Tbmorrow^.. Citißanking today. Mail. Telephone. Telex. If your company is still doing most of its banking in traditional ways, it's not just wasting time. Its losing
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  • AIR CARGO
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      Improvement in Lufthansa's performance
      201 7 LUFTHANSA, West Germany's national carrier, recorded an improved performance in the first nine months of this year, compared with the same period in 1983. It carried 7.1 per cent more passengers and 16.8 per cent more freight between January and September. The amount of mail carried
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    • ON THE WING
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        Freight increase
        87 7 THE US Air Transport Association reports that international air freight increased 13.3 per cent in July. The increase for international air cargo was 12 per cent. In July, American air freight traffic, for the 12th month in a row, recorded double digit percentage growth as ton miles of
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        Reviving history
        115 7 BRITISH AIRWAYS recently returned to Cape Town with a new direct service from London after nearly 50 years. British Airways marketing director, Jim Harris said: "The introduction of this new service is part of our drive to ensure that we serve all the major cities of the world
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        Air Algerie's first
        53 7 AIR ALGERIE took delivery of the first of two A3los on Sep 7, becoming the first African operator of the type. The airline's A3lO-200s have a maximum take-off weight (MTOW) of 138.6 tonnes/305,600 lb. Each aircraft can seat 216 passengers. Air Algerie will receive its second A3lO
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      BA starts express delivery service to S'pore
      267 7 SINGAPORE is one of the two destinations in the Far East served by British Airways' express door-to-door freight service. The Speedbird service on BA's flights from London via Brussels to Singapore was launched two weeks ago. Hongkong is the other Far East destination
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      Swire, China in aviation joint venture
      306 7 SWIRE PACIFIC, operator of Hongkong's Cathay Pacific airline, has entered into a joint venture project with the Chinese aviation industry, reports Lloyd's List. South China Aero Technology (SCAT) has been officially launched with the aim of aiding the development of regional airlines in China
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      228 7 ARRIVALS Operator Flight Local From number time FRIDAY TMA TL351 0830 BEY/DXB SATURDAY CAL CI333 0250 TPE CV CV796 0845 LUX/AUH KAL KE685 2140 SEL FT FT75 0055 JFK/ANC /NRT SUNDAY TMA TL355 0830 BEY/DXB/ FT FT73 BOM/KUL 2355 LAX/SFO/ ANC/NRT/ OSA/TPE MONDAY NW NW90) 1845 JFK/IAH/ LAX/ANC/
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      Thai Airways chalks up pre-tax profits of $89m
      247 7 THAI Airways International has made pre-tax profits of $89 million during the nine-month period from October last year to June this year. The results demonstrate a positive trend towards profitability, an achievement which Thai Airways has maintained for the past 19 years.
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      Course on dangerous goods regulations
      184 7 A COURSE on dangerous goods regulations will be held later this month from Nov 19 to 22 by the Airfreight Promotion and Marketing Team (APMT) of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. About 25 students from the staff of organisations involved in the air freight
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      Fish flyers hit by the strong Singapore dollar
      463 7  -  By LIM SOON NEO AIRLINES have flown out fewer tropical fish from Singapore in the first seven months of this year and the trend is likely to continue well into next year. Figures from the Department of Statistics show that the amount
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      Freightmen confident of agency
      464 7  -  By CONSTANCE LEE FREIGHT forwarding company Freightmen is confident its operations will reap substantial gains from its appointment as sole cargo agent for Royal Nepal Airlines. Before Royal Nepal started twice weekly services to Singapore last month, cargo from Singapore to Nepal was sent to Bangkok
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  • FEATURES
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      Be alive to reality and probability
      548 8 THE AWARENESS of the importance of higher productivity and the preparedness of Singaporeans to make a personal contribution to improved economic performance is clearly demonstrated in the figures used yesterday by the Prime Minister. The concentrated efforts of the past three years have been
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      Sino breathes a little easier
      1647 8  -  A property gamble in Hongkong that paid off has put new spirit into Ng Teng Fong's company By TERESA LIM, Hongkong Correspondent "LOOK AT the half a million squatter huts in Hongkong," says Bob Ng of Sino Land. "At least 150,000 flats will be needed
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      Lock icon Will anyone tackle the US budget deficit?
      881 8  -  By LEONARD BILK NYT THE KEY ISSUE of the 1964 political campaign has been the budget deficit and what to do about it. Virtually everyone except a handful of economists some supplysiders on the right and some traditional Keynesians on the left condemns
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      149 8 DECOR GUIDE A complete handbook to SSIDEOOR^' and furnishing A Times Periodicals Publication The Bnsir\essman's Holiday Package Ufe can be just that little bit mure enjoyable when you book into Penang's finest business resort. Whether you 're here for business or pleasure, alone or with your family. For the standard
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      672 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Pronounce to be a sure thing? (6) 7 A charted ond possibly chartered area (8) 8 A count's bird? (6) 10 Ducks mostly due to underarm bowling (5) 13 Hod on, one way or onother (4) 14 So on some days we have a drink. (4)
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  • SPORTS
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      South Korean steals the show
      635 9  -  8th HQ Asian lone Chompionship Nov 4th —10th 1984 Singopore By BRIAN MILLER YOO CHUNG HEE, South Korea's one-man advance party to the FIQ Asian Zone bowling championships, made a show out of his first practice session at Jackie's Bowl Magic Score when he notched
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      Local team starts in with buckets of courage
      395 9 SINGAPORE'S young team of bowlers have been thrown in the deep end and will have to struggle to keep their heads above water when the Bth FIQ Asian Zone competition rolls on Sunday. In the absence of the old guard the majority
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      Squash fails to get into SEA Games
      257 9 SQUASH will not be included in next year's SEA Games in Bangkok due to divided opinion in the Thai national squash association. This was disclosed by SSRA secretary Haridas Nair who had got in touch with his counterpart in Bangkok to clarify the
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      Local golfing pros get a $500,000 challenge
      517 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS SINGAPORE Professional Golf Association president, Mr Ong Ah Keng, threw back a half-million-dollar challenge to local golfers bickering about the lack of competitions. "I have lined up about 19 competitions for them next year which should offer prize money totalling
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      Lock icon Orioles scores over Toyo Carp
      91 9 AP THE BALTIMORE Orioles erupted for four runs in the ninth inning and beat the Hiroshima Toyo Carp 7-5 on Wednesday in Tokyo, clinching victory in their five-game series with Japan's pro baseball champions. The victory was the third straight for the American League team
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1212 9 w ORG) mm 0 HIGHLIGHTS Evening At The Opera Samson And Delilah 8.30 pm, Channel 12 The Royal Opera performs Camille Saint-Saens's Samson et Delila at Covent Garden, with Jon Vickers and Shirley Verrett in the lead roles. The Royal Opera Chorus is led by John McCarthy, with choreography by
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon No substitute for UK interest
      170 10 Reuter ALLIANZ Versicherungs AG's acquisition of 38 per cent of Riunione Adriatica Di Sicurta SPA is "no substitute" for Allianz's plan to acquire major insurance interests in Britain or the US. Company spokesman Hans Seyfried said the deal, under which the Italian stake was acquired,
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      Lock icon Harvestor to restructure French subsidiary
      123 10 Reuter INTERNATIONAL Harvester Co said it agreed in principle with its creditors on the financial restructuring of its French subsidiary IH-France. The agreement provides for an extension of a current credit line. The deal should be completed in the next few weeks and it would
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      Lock icon Nestle extends tender offer
      36 10 Reuter NESTLE SA is extending its tender offer for outstanding shares in Carnation Co until Nov 19. The offer, which was due to expire on Nov 2, is US$B3 a share. Reuter
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      Lock icon US Steel expects profit recovery
      108 10 Reuter US STEEL Corp expects to show both operating and net profit for the fourth quarter and the full year 1964, says chairman David Roderick. In the 1963 fourth quarter, US Steel suffered a net loss of US$963 million, or $9.70 a share. The 1963
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      Lock icon Wall Street falls as investors take profits
      268 10 Reuter WALL STREET stock prices fell on Wednesday on profit-tak-ing by investors who scored well in Tuesday's surge and on lacklustre trading in the bond markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined by 9.93 to 1207.38. Declining issues led gainers 811 to 722
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      Toronto
      136 10 OCT 31 c$ Hud Bay Mm 42* Abrt4* Akon 36'* tin Int Pro* P^x 13* 31* 21 -M unch Algomo Bonk Mont 20* 23* Intt IMicket 15* Bonk Nova Scotio B«4 T<4 12* 33* Lobkjw 8 18* BP Con Ltd 27%. unch Br cm: on Can Imp Bk 31*
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      193 10 OCT 31 tand Tru*t 8k 225 5 101 unch INDUSTRIALS Un»c 4206 Woohoorth 1400 unch Ab«rcofn 145 unch MININGS AE And O 790 -10 2375 -6% 320 5 6100 AMIC 2750 50 1825 unch 1037 -3 Buttafe 7625 -150 1950 495 -5 CNA 200 Com Gold Cumc Fmoncc 405
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      690 10 OCT 31 US* ACE Industries Alton Akjrrwi I 27* Alcoa Aiegheny Lud 22 Afced Chem Cp 32'* •1* Aflwd Store* S3 1 Afcs Chalmers 7*4 unch Am Brandt Inc 63 Am Broadcast 64* Am Can Co 48* Am Cyanorrad 48 Am Elec Pwr 20* Am Enprau 37 Am
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      949 10 Amsterdam OCT 31 Fb ABN 340 00 +2 Aegon 135 00 +12 Ahoid 188 50 +15 Akio 103 60 0 1 AMEV ***** +35 6570 0.2 42 50 0 2 Bok 103 50-05 Bocvjmi, 272 00 unch Binka Bort*i 6950 02 Cotortd 3190 -0 1 CoK 402 00
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      Hongkong
      342 11 HONGKONG: Share prices climbed steadily yesterday in moderately active late trading, mainly on short-covering. Cheung Kong added 15 cents to close at HK$B.35, HK Land and HK Wharf each rose 7.5, to $3,275 and $4,175 respectively, HK Bank gained five to $6.60, Hutchison Whampoa 20 to $14.30, Jardine Matheson
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      Taipei
      235 11 NOV 01 MT Cham Indus 1840 unch Lian Hwa Indus 13 15 0 2 Al Sncere Indus 765 0 1 Non Yo Ptas 30 20 0 1 Ana Cement 25 30 01 Pacific Cons 25 40 0 3 Cottvoy Cons 26 80 03 PocifK Elect 18 00 0 1
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      Tokyo
      381 11 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday with blue chips leading a decline on the Wall Street fall in the absence of other fresh factors. The market average, which touched an all-time high of 11,256.35 in early trading, ended at 11,169.56, a drop of 83.42 from Wednesday's record high
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      Seoul
      74 11 No« 1 Bonk Seoul Won 657 unch Hyvrxk* Motor K AL 619 530 718 unch -2 28 Choheung Bk Commercial Bk Doefcm Ind 600 675 572 -22 unch -10 KortoOl Korea Ship 1210 414 -6 2 Daewoo Corp 477 633 -3 -6 725 -5 675 840 -12 Gold Star
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      Sydney
      401 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed steady yesterday on continued support for industrial stocks while resource issues attracted some selling. The All Ordinaries Index was 0.9 higher at 754.4, the All Industrials advanced 2.5 to 1,104.9 and the All Resources dropped 0.3 to 484.0. Rises and falls were about even. BHP
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      Bangkok
      165 11 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed higher in active trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.66 point to 122.32 and turnover rose to 64.3 million baht from Wednesday's 55.4 million. Siam Cement advanced 14 baht to close at 471 and Siam Citizens slipped six to 127.50. MANILA: The market was
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      Lock icon Daewoo secures drilling job worth US$425m
      145 11 UPI SONAT Inc. through its subsidiary, Sonat Offshore Drilling Inc of Houston, has entered into an agreement with a South Korean company to build six semisubmersible drilling rigs for US$425 million. The contract with Daewoo Corp and Daewoo Shipbuilding and Heavy Machinery of Korea
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      Lock icon Conic Investment plans capital reconstruction
      326 11 FT CONIC Investment, a Hongkong electronics group that has been controlled by mainland Chinese interests since it came close to collapse in June this year, has revealed long-delayed capital reconstruction plans and a share issue intended to raise HKJ29S million. Sin King Enterprises, a Chinese
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      • Article
        Mitsubishi sees 30bn yen profit
        96 11 MITSUBISHI Heavy Industries hopes to earn a parent company taxed profit of about 30 billion yen for the current year ending next March 31, says executive vice-president Shozo Shimizu He says the company cannot give a clear-cut business forecast immediately but wants to maintain an
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        Sanyo to give one-for-10 bonus
        117 11 SANYO Electric Co will make a one-for-10 bonus issue next Jan 1 for shareholders registered on Nov 30 to pay back premiums on 200 million and 100 million Swiss franc convertible bonds. The bonus issue will raise the number of capital shares to 1.11 billion
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        Lock icon Nissan interim earnings rise
        50 11 Reuter NISSAN Motor Co has reported parent company profits after tax of 41.59 billion yen (35.96 billion yen) for the six months ended Sep 30. Current profit amounted to 80.85 billion yen (61.11 billion yen). The company has declared an interim dividend of seven yen (same).
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      191 11 Thai Seafood Served I n T I rue Siamese Slvle o f »/tv> u Thinking of food Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Grilled Seafood. Royal Thai Seafood and our other delectable Thai Cuisine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from our mini seafood market And
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Rain puts 1984-85 Colombian coffee output in jeopardy
      508 12 Reuter AFP COLOMBIA'S coffee crop has been affected by heavy rainfall over the last fortnight but it is too early to quantify the eventual loss for the 1984-85 crop, Coffee Exporters' Association president Gilberto Arango said. He said that at least 25
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      Lock icon Uncertainty mounts over Sino-American grain agreement
      177 12 Reuter AMERICAN Secretary of Agriculture John Block said he was losing confidence in the value of a new grain agreement with China when the current agreement expires on Dec 31. "I think the value of a trade agreement is in serious question today," he
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      Lock icon Japanese rice output to hit record high
      149 12 AFP JAPANESE RICE production this year is certain to be the biggest in five years, amounting to 11.84 million tonnes, up 14 per cent from the previous year, according to a Tokyo report. The Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, in its
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      Lock icon Tokyo's first general commodity market
      159 12 AFP THE TOKYO gold, rubber and textile exchanges yesterday formally merged to form Japan's first general commodity market The Tokyo Commodity Exchange for Industry. The new exchange will aim to develop its integrated function and futures trading as a whole and to facilitate listing of
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      Lock icon Bangladeshi jute trading still firm
      193 12 AFP THE BANGLADESH jute market continued its strong rise throughout September, with imports into baling centres running "well below the seasonal average" after floods damaged crops, London specialist traders Wigglesworth said in their latest fibre report. The emergence of India as a buyer through the
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      SOYBEAN
      121 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fluctuated in a narrow range on Wednesday, closing 5 to two US-cents higher. At one point, the November contract rose 8 cents, but settled up 5 cents at US$6.l9 a bushel. Soyoil futures closed 0.19 cent a lb higher to 0.06
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      RUBBER
      252 12 SINGAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 175.25 cents per kg, down 1.50 from Wednesday. The morning session lost some 0.50 cent on lack of buying interest in quiet trading. Prices held steady in early afternoon trading but lost ground towards the close
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      WHEAT
      190 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade bounded to trade on the positive side after mid-ses-sion on Wednesday, then declined late to close l to one US-cent a bushel lower in light trade. March closed cent higher. Professionals and locals bought December after selling it early, pushing prices
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      Russia buys more wheat
      103 12 RUSSIA CONTINUED a burst of wheat buying with purchase of 300,000 tonnes of US hard red winter wheat. On three consecutive business days, sales of 1.1 million tonnes of hard red winter wheat was reported. Sales, by private exporters for undisclosed terms, included 200,000 tonnes announced
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      Produce exchange
      153 12 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 502 50 Excnsnge Nutmeg (Sellers' noon closing prices on Nov 110 FOB NSW 380 00 1 SS/100kg) B w FOB NSW 281 00 Coconut oil Gombier Bulk FOB 195 00 FOB NSW 305 00 Old drum FOB 208 00 New drum FOB
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      RAS and MRELB
      352 12 RAS prices (m S cents/kilo, FOB m boles) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS prompt 174 25 175 25 ***** *****N Int 1 RSS Nov 176 25 176 75 175 25 ***** Int 1 RSS Dec 179 25 179 75 178 25 178 75
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      SSR and SMR
      107 12 (cents/kg, l-twi pellets) November December (current mth) (forward mth) NOON NOON RAS B«y*n Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 172 00 *****N ***** 175 OON SSR 50 170 00 172 OON 171 00 173 OON MRELB Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SMR CV 202 00 204 OON 204 00
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      KL Tin
      98 12 THE KuU Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) price stayed at the International Tin Agreement fleer-level of M$2S.l5 per kg yesterday. The buffer stock manager continued to support this level amid renewed light demand from local and Japanese operators. Turnover rose sharply to 85C tonnes from M on Wednesday dne
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      PALM OIL
      168 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market closed higher yesterday on late covering prompted by firmness in palm oil futures, with a higher Chicago soybean complex close aiding sentiment. Trading was thin as most operators were sidelined amid uncertainty over Indian palm oil import tenders following the assassination of Prime
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      LONDON MARKETS
      953 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a quiet morning yesterday with gains from Wednesday's close of £22 to £14 a tonne, largely inspired by a technical rally in New York on Wednesday night. November ended at £2,515 a tonne, up £21 from a close of £2,494, while January was also
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      TEXTILES
      168 12 Yarn Shirting Hongkong Golden 116 50 (In HK$ per bale of 400 lb) Peak, 60 x 60 115 50 China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 16's 3,150 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,200 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,800 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,000 White cloth Japan No 10,000 Three Peoches Japan No 2003
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      RICE
      287 12 Singapore (S$/kilo, e»-godown) Thai white A-l special C-1 special C-I Ordinary Loonzam 100% 207 i*>q unq 100% 1st class frst grade unq (korvgoroo) 100% second grade 250 new crop 1 05 100% third grade unq 100% 2nd class 100% 3rd class 0 77 075 Parboiled 242 25% new crop
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      323 12 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 AND IN THE MATTER OP VIKALY COMPANY (PTE) LIMITED NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Pinuit to Secttoo 254(2(b)) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at Straits Trading Building #16-05, 9 Battery Road, Singapore 0104 on 29 October 1984,
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      305 12 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 18i AND IN THE MATTES OP STANDARD BRANDS (SINGAPOSE) PSJVATE LIMITED NOTICE OP SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Piraaul U Seetto tU<t)(k) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 4 Chin Bee Drive, Jurong, Singapore 2261 on 26th October 1964, the
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      Finance sector battered as prices fall again
      4217 13 THE finance sector was badly hit yesterday as share prices on the Singapore stock market fell for the seventh consecutive session. The BT Composite Index fell 5.77 points to 738.57 while the Straits Times Industrial Index fell 5.63 points to 834.10. Turnover was
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      Chief price changes
      260 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices M 8 anfcn 790 M CaMa> 450 Kaatwcfcy Spin 438 Tmi h* 780 S H t L 575 Pai —rnit 233 Falls ii t 374 H Laaag CiWd 515 Ut4 Waaftwai 361 C A S H SOt 310 6iU)i 1780 N S T 640
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      KL market continues downslide
      451 13 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market drifted further downwards yesterday with share prices closing lower across the board. Investors continued to remain on the sidelines. As a result, trading volume dropped to its lowest level in 3V4 months. Only 3.75 milliopn shares valued at $8.64 million were
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      Business done on the SES
      3363 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchanfe of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In IoU of unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT-. Blf Board
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Datuk Yeoh Tiong Lay finds a vehicle in HK Tin
      820 14 Path set for group of companies to emerge 'publicly' MALAYSIAN entrepreneur Datuk Yeoh Tiong Lay has paved the way for his group of companies to emerge in "public" by gaining control of a lossmaking tin company, Hongkong Tin PLC. The
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      Lock icon Hitachi to market optical video disk recorders
      204 14 Kyodo HITACHI Ltd said yesterday the company plans to market optical video disk recorders next spring. The company said the new product can record and play back full-motion or frame-by-frame colour video. It can record up to 24,000 video frames in a still
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      No further expansion likely until Tuan Sing is better off
      483 14 mm TUAN SING Holdings (formerly Hytex Ltd), now headed by businessmen T K Lim, is unlikely to see further expansion or diversification until its financial position improves. Sun Hung Kai, the Hongkong-based stockbroker, in its newsletter dated Oct 9, points
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      Lock icon Textron rejection may not end takeover attempt
      417 14 Reuter THE rejection by Textron Inc's board of a buyout offer from Chicago Pacific Corp on the surface ends the takeover attempt, but some Wall Street investors are wondering whether the bidder will go away quietly. The main issue in the dispute is
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      Lock icon Hughes agrees on aircraft parts export
      179 14 AP HUGHES Helicopters Inc of the United States agreed yesterday with Korean Air to import Korean-made parts for use in Hughes-designed helicopters beginning in 1965, the Korean airline announced. The announcement said the contract, effective for five years, was concluded in Seoul between Hughes
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2328 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business lA and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (5.805) Alcom (1 306 I 355) (5) 1.40
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      Unit trusts
      233 14 Monogers' prices Second B'putra 491 496 for Nov 1 Third B'putro Fourth B'putro 409 443 4 14 4 48 Singapore Unit Trust Fifth B'putro Sixth B'putro 301 289 306 294 The Commerce 2 53 2 69 Seventh B'putra (A) 206 2 11 The Sovngs Fund 1 69 1
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      Selected indices
      95 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Thursday 1105.0 Wednesday 1102.4 Thursday 1029.26 Week ago 1092.5 Wednesday 1015.13 Week ago 1054.71 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Wednesday 1207.38 Tuesday 1217.31 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ago 1216.43 Thursday *****.56 Wednesday ***** 98 Week ago *****52 Standard and Poors Wednesday 166.09
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      85 14 AUSTRAL Amalgamated Tin Berfcad: 45th AGM on Nov 2 at 2.45pm in Conference Room, Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad, 39th Floor, Menara PNB, 201-A, Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur. ROTHMANDS Of Pall Mall: 23rd AGM on Nov 8 at 11am in Virginia Park, Jalan Universiti, Petaling Jaya. RENONG Berfcad:
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      Lock icon NEC to build LSI factory next year
      116 14 Kyodo NEC CORP will construct next year an exclusive factory for the specialised large-scale integrated circuits (LSI) which are produced in small quantity but are diversified in types. The company will build the factory for such semifinished integrated circuits (ICS) as gate array
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      KIO takes 25pc stake in J M Sassoon
      485 15  -  By AMY CHEOK THE LONDON-based Kuwait Investment Office (KIO) has taken up a substantial 25 per cent stake in one of Singapore's largest stockbroking houses, J M Sassoon (Pte) Ltd. The consideration paid for the stake is not immediately known and directors
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      254 15 TRADING in the shares of Times Publishing Bhd, Singapore News A Publications Ltd and The Straits Times Press (1915) Ltd will be suspended from Nov 19. The registers of members of the companies will close on Nov 24 for determining shareholders' entitlements to the new shares in the
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      Strong half-time showing by FACB
      499 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE FIRST ALLIED Corporation Bhd group under the aggressive leadership of Datuk Chen Lip Keong has unveiled an expected set of strong earnings at halftime. The directors of the company (which is the revamped version of the former loss-making Electrical 4 Allied
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      RESULTS DUE
      540 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date announced lost year Year ending Net EPS (cents) Gross drv (%> Net profit ($■000) G Lumber H K Tin K G Hldgs Peak Hua Petaling Tin Interim Interim Interim Interim Final June 30 Aug 25 Sep 12 Oct 5 Oct 11 Sep
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      Wannian goes deeper into China market
      650 15  -  Participation in two Dalian ventures By- ALAN LEE WANNIAN Holdings Ltd (formerly known as Veneer Products Ltd) whose joint venture warehouse project in Shenzhen, China is fast taking shape, has made further inroad into the vast China market. Through its wholly-owned subsidiary in Hongkong,
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      Malaysian takeover code taking final form
      390 15 MALAYSIA'S proposed takeover code is now in the final stage of completion. It is understood that there will only be minimal changes to the draft circulated for comment two years ago. The code, which forms part of the proposed amendments to the Companies Act,
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      LONDON STOCKS
      957 15 SHARES opened lower yesterday in quiet trading following the easier trend on Wall Street. The FTSE 100 index at 10 am was down 3.1 at 1147.9. ICI was 4 lower at 676 and Glaxo eased 5 to 1010. Oils were quiet and little changed but banks eased with
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      Cycle takes QAF as partner in Brunei
      281 15  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI QAF HOLDINGS has confirmed its entry into the motor vehicle trade in Brunei through a joint venture with the Cycle and Carriage group. A Brunei joint venture company, Tiga Bintang Sdn Bhd, has been formed to handle the sole and
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      302 14 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 AND IN THE MATTES OF SECT KIN COMPANY (PTE) LIMITED NOTICE OF SPECIAL (Pwnuuit to §—M— tM(2(k)) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at Straits Trading Building #16-05, 9 Battery Road, Singapore 0104 on 29 October 1984, the following Special Resolution
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      193 14 NOTICE i,'l. i l'fU. 1 A, i COMPANIES ACT CAP. ltt AND WALLS PTTZPATRICKB SDN BHD (la Menken' Valaatary U^aMattaa) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in pursuance to Section 272( 1) of the Companies Act Cap. 185 that a final general meeting of the abovenamed company will be held at Coopers
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      163 15 OFFICEIhiSrBS APRIL 24-27,1985, HALL 3, WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE mm 48 -,<P (tmm* 3fe2 ims& WA r riiiiunra The place to SELL your office of the future South East Asia, and Singapore in particular, are very good markets for the latest innovations in officeware Our expanding economies have created a
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    Dr Goh optimistic about prospects for Asia-Pacific
    835 16  -  By SOH TIANO KENG FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee yesterday painted a bright picture of the Asia-Pacific region. Financial cooperation in the region is excellent and some Asian nations are reaping the major benefits of the robust recovery of the
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    S'pore seventh among exporters to Japan
    401 16 SINGAPORE was the fifth biggest exporter to the US among 11 Asia-Pacific countries. It was also the seventh largest exporter to Japan last year. The Republic has maintained its fifth position with the US market since 1961, after moving one rung up from its
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    Top legal brains to gather in Singapore
    263 16  -  By FOO CHOY PENG TOP legal brains from the Asean countries will be in Singapore in ten clays' time to exchange views on topics of common interest to their profession. Ministers of justice, attorney-generals and chief justices of the member countries, as well
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    Merchant bank Armco Pacific to be sold in restructuring plan
    367 16  -  By PENG AILIAN AS PART of a restructuring exercise by its parent company in the US, the merchant banking subsidiary in Singapore, Armco Pacific, is to be sold. Mr Roger Donohue, managing director of Armco Pacific, said that all of
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    Francis Teo faces further charges of cheating four companies
    286 16 SHIPOWNER Francis Teo, charged with criminal breach of trust a week ago, yesterday faced four further charges of cheating four companies. The amount of money he is alleged to have cheated the companies, using his two vessels, the Ocomas Prosper and
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    Lock icon Call lor Ver and Olivas to resign
    147 16 AFP ARMED FORCES Chief of Staff General Fabian Ver and Metropolitan Manila police commander Major General Prospero Olivas must resign or be relieved for their part in the Benigno Aquino murder. A church-backed weekly, Veritas, said yesterday in its editorial: "For too long
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    Lock icon Weeping crowds pay their last respects to Mrs Gandhi
    355 16 Agencies WEEPING crowds gathered to pay their last respects to Indira Gandhi yesterday when the body of the 66-year-old Indian leader, murdered by her Sikh bodyguards, arrived on a gun carriage to lie in state at the former New Delhi home
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    Dow Jones higher
    58 16 WALL STREET stock prices turned sharply higher in early trading yesterday as the market shook off Wednesday's profit taking and resumed its climb. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which slid nearly 10 points on Wednesday was up eight to nearly 1216. Overall, advancing issues led losers two
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    Dr Tan for Delhi
    69 16 THE Minister for Finance Dr Tony Tan will represent the Singapore government at the funeral of Indira Gandhi. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr S Dhanabalan, yesterday called at the Indian High Commission at Grange Road to sign the condolence book. The High Commission will be
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      Lock icon 'Oil cut will not affect economy'
      40 16 Reuter THE CUT in Indonesia's crude oil output as part of Opec's decision to temporarily trim overall production would have a "very limited impact" on its economy, Finance Minister Radius Prawiro said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Green light for shuttle launch
      40 16 UPI THE US space shuttle, Discovery, has been given the "green light" to launch next Wednesday on an unprecedented eight-day mission to deliver two communications satellites and salvage two others stranded in useless orbits. UPI
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      37 16 AFP THE Khmer Rouge yesterday claimed to have sunk three Vietnamese arms ships in the Tonle Sap lake in central Cambodia. The Khmer Rouge Radio said the ships were sunk on Monday. AFP
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      41 16 Bernama MALAYSIAN Deputy Transport Minister Hajah Rahmah Osman yesterday said that more women were now holding decision-making posts in the private sector. At June this year, 14,486 of the 172,815 women workers were in this category.
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      42 16 Reuter INDONESIA sent a delegation to Vietnam yesterday for talks on their border in the South China Sea. The delegation includes representatives of the Foreign and Energy Ministries, the Armed Forces and the stateowned oil company Pertamina. Reuter
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      34 16 UPI A 17th century violin, the Auer Stradivari, was auctioned in New York to a private collector on Wednesday for a record US$3OB,OOO. The buyer refused to be identified. UPI
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      135 16 More reports on Pag* 3 Tr A. van Kaick It; 11 Neu-lsenburg GmbH &Co KG west Germany proudly announces the appointment of their EXCLUSIVE SOLE AGENT FOR THE FAR EAST w EAST-WEST POWER MACHINERY PTE LTD m supplied to cxdef t m v > New alternator Type DKBN alternator Type
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      59 16 Outlook for today: Partly cloudy with showers in several areas in the afternoon and early evening. Report for 24 hours poor to 7 30pm on Nov 1 at the orport Maximum temperature 32.2 Associated humidity 71 Minimum temperature 24.3 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 7.35 Roinfall in millimetres Troce
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      223 17 NEW developments in liner shipping, including round-the-world services, will mean the erosion of the traditional conference system and have far-reaching consequences on ports and inland traffic. Dr Ludwig Beth, director of the Bremen Institute of Shipping Economics, said: "Justified doubts on the conference system's
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      384 17  -  By JUNE LIM NEPTUNE Orient Lines and Orient Overseas Container Line are laying the groundwork for a weekly global service which will begin in the middle of next year. Unlike the round-the-world service offered by Evergreen and that proposed by United States Lines, the
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      777 17 NH Cot AC Toepter X 5 Atea VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner VI 5 Alphotrons VI 4 Alpac VI 5 Andeka Shpg IX 2 Antoh Orient VII 4 APC Line V 4 APt M 4/5 Arrow Lines X 4 ASCL 1 Asiobfoker V 5 Attos Lines X 2
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        123 17 Reuter SEVERAL explosions badly damaged a tanker carrying petroleum products off the California coast on Wednesday and initial reports said two crewmen were injured and one was missing. A US Coast Guard spokesman said the vessel, the Puerto Rican, was about 10 miles from San Francisco when
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        Premier US port
        137 17 THE PORT of Longbeach has maintained its position as the premier United States west coast cargo handler for the 1983-84 fiscal year. The Longbeach Harbour Department said that the port moved a total of 54.1 million metric revenue tons of goods over its 66 deepwater berths in
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      449 18 THIS is an artist's impression of the new Sea-Land Services' terminal at the Port of Tacoma, US. The 75-acre inter-modal yard was constructed by the port at a cost of US$4O million. It will be leased to Sea-Land for 30 years with two five-year options. Under
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      187 18 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container
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      233 18 A SCHEME for the demolition of ships in Egypt and the Far East is under active study by the Gulf Shipping Group, Sea trade Week understands. Under the plan, vessels would be acquired for demolition in batches of three, with the first two being demolished
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      927 18 Cargonews Asia FLEET replacement, container expansion, computerisation and the training of personnel these are among the highlights of a comprehensive programme started by the China Ocean Shipping Company to modernise operations. Cosco the state-run shipping enterprise under the ministry of communications plans to expand its
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      1699 18 CHARTERING was mainly confined to the timecharter sector of the freight market on Wednesday but some large iron ore business developed for discharge in Taranto, shipbrokers said. A vessel of 112,000 long dwt was reported fixed from the continent for 12 months trading at US$1.50 per long ton.
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      237 19 FT NIGERIA has sent teams of officials to London and Tokyo to inspect the country's imports prior to shipment, in an attempt to move the backlog of goods created by Lagos's dismissal of its inspection agents last month. Four inspectors arrived in London last week,
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      Another line files for bankruptcy within a week
      519 19 THE COLLAPSE of the Nigerian market has claimed its first victim Italian shipowner Medafrica Line. The company filed for bankruptcy on Oct 26, blaming a 50 per cent cut in imports to Nigeria, imposed early this year, as the cause of its
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      259 19 Seatrade RESTRICTIONS on Indian shopbreakers have been eased as the government attempts to fill work-starv-ed yards. As well as relaxing quotas on breakers outside Bombay and Calcutta, 14 new sites on both coasts have been earmarked for development into demolition facilities. Breakers from all
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      288 19 Cargonews Asia THE Port Authority of Thailand's initial reluctance to accept its portion of the latest of a series of loans from Japan has been countermanded by the eastern seaboard development committee. The committee, under instructions from the Thai Finance Ministry, has
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      731 20 Oct 25-Nov 2 Inert gas and crude oil washing, Wilson Walton International course in conjunction with College of Nautical Studies, Warsash, Southampton. Oct 36-N«v 2 Third offshore search and rescue communications conference, Leith Nautical Centre, Edinburg. Oct S*-N«v 1 6th Lloyd's international aviation conference, Montreal. Oct 31-Nov 2
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3421 24 aoaßGmß A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      686 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Mediterranea 55/452 02.11 84 0230 H Gift FSB 0900-1100 B6 Or Chief 41W 02.1 1 84 2300 Jardine FSB 0900-1100 G3 E Pioneer •104WB 02.11
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      1799 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies iS) Afra-Earaaia Liar Transgroup (S). Ahreakiel Liaer Service Kim Shpg (St Alfred C Twplrr Oceanus Shipping Agencies iS i Marintex F.nterprise (PKI tlpw Inlrasea (S) Bintang Shpg <KL> Island Cargo
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      375 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 02.11.84/2200 Baikal 5 S'pore Sov alongside Equator III 23 Thong Soon alongside 02.11.84/0700 Jenson 22 Thong Soon alongside 02.11.84/0700 Lulse Leonhardt 35/36 BOR alongside 02.11.84/1500 Myomaywa 27/28 Boustead alongside 02.11.84/1500 Sonbal 6/7 E Jaya alongside 02.11.84/0600 Thai
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      288 17 REACH YOUR AUDIENCE EFFECTIVELY TIMES" Business Dirrc lor\ of Sinjsi|M>rr I QEMDB II CONSORTIA II LONDON Freights 11/111 SHIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X m ARDINK AXTAH FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE I IN. BHDS 23*1 I ORBITAL cm *rn
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      222 17 m mm. UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) I I M SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES I H 70 Shenton *ty 04 02C M*r.n« Houm Singapore 0707 Tel *****94 T -le. No PS 2541" CFSoM<ceTPC 03 30 Tel *****31 end *****32 Terminal office TPC 03 23 Tel No *****90 2?20'93 rOTJIi M*l\ilMV.l >;r
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      1006 17 Pubintmdby TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 fy»ev» Industrial Road S pore 1953 T«4: *****44 A O* '^e OHJOTMiO' V SS6 50 MAERSK LINE PORT TO USA, EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA i(• i .> r vim (in (aii ru .i-as r can \i »a ini andi'i »ints LUbJr'Vl*
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      283 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE 27/U M/U 4/12 8/12 Mm hap>| Far 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. I Havre. Basic. UK. 3) Bremen Bremertia«en. Aarhus. Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Mabno. Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder na S pore *Also direct cargo tor Spore I Bangkok Pis contact Ff RtRSC
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      381 18 Cq3 VCf V TlkJ!7 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE JLjAAtI JE§ CONTAINER SERVICES u S A CANADA HPS3SS® W3GE MM MIDDLE EAST (mi TRANS SIBERIAN SFRViCt fwy>V 'fl M I Eg lii X AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD Ma.n OHice 2312*22 5 linae) CFS/T»rmin»l *****21 *****57 OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD P KELANC
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      990 19 The Straits Steamship Group ranoivKß |_12 Abo Kciptmi carjo for MANSFIELD CONTAINER SHIPPING PTE LTD Overseas Containers Limited Spat Pl** n> KW| 4nm rtm »/ll 44/U 21/11 2C/11 21/11 21/11 12/11 14/11 41/12 41/12 44/12 44/12 11/11 21/11 14/12 12/12 14/12 IVI2 21/11 11/11 14/12 11/12 24/12 21/12 4/12 4/12
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      522 19 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE Notice to Shippers Chargeurs Havraise Mefci Line (C.H.M.1.) It should be noted that the name:"Chargeurs Havraise Medex Line (CJJLL)" is being added forthwith to the list of Operating Companies following the list of member Lines in the Westbound General Cargo Contract and associated documents. Franco Belgian
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      488 20 Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK Agents SEGANh Srtapofe *****46 Bookrt *****71 Fretflt *****00 CFS *****72 Ternmal *****33 *****46 K Lim*w: 4*3111, *****9. 4*3354 *****71 P. Kriant 3*7318 *****00 CFS 3*927* *****72 Penanf: *****7, 3734*3. /C *****33 *****3 if TITIMAS SHIPPING I TRADING SON. BHD. Pert K*anf !«t 03-3SM7</*****3/*****5/3002(3 Tetei m *****
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      520 20 Rdtfn FitMic H'buri *M»«p 23/11 25/11 27/11 3011 30/11 2/12 4/12 7/12 8 12 10 12 12/12 15/12 14/12 16 12 18/12 14/12 19 12 2012 23/12 27/12 f KaUnf 4/11 11/11 19/11 25 11 30/11 22/11 29/11 7 12 13 12 18,12 OMNTAI CHIEF 41* 3/11 HONGKONG CONTARO 42*
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      539 20 r US I NOSE m MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES B. Abbas, B. Khomeini PORT MIANG PENANG SMOy MARITM PTE LTD Ttl *****44 7 t *****70 MAI OS* MARITIME SON BHD let *****2 3 MAiATSIA TRADE TRANSPORT LTD To ***** I 631 ft KYOWA
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      451 20 o EVERGREEN^ Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W MED./FE) Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/W MED./EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) It K FU ROM ANN LH* NTC NFI CHS KSN TTO OS* PUS U.E KSG WE SGP no SKIT «/ll 20/11 2/12 4/12 5/12 0/12 7/12 17/12 H/12 20/12 24/12 li/1 17/1 11/1
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      99 20 FULL CONTAMER AND CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO MEXICO ft CENTRAL AMERICA Feeder Vessd Sjwre Mother Vessel Dadarce Pwta 'A' VESSEL 2/11 Mnteco Lonf Beach 4/12 Manzanlo 9/12 Also «ceptM| Contjwim lor US Wttt Coast GENERAL AGENTS SMO9 MMTTM PTC lID I* 22*1144/7 PK WWTS MALOSE MARtTM SON. BHD. Tel: *****2/3 POMHC
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      975 21 PIL GROUP VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOAOING FOR; KOTA MUTIARA CP/48/M 9-11/11 REUNION, ADEN Rota PET AW e s» 12-15/11 Mogadiscio, mombasa. d-salaam. beira KOTA WUAYA E-531 19-17/11 HOOEIOAH. JEDOAH. PT BUOAN, MUKALLA KOTA SEJATI E-533 13-18/11 HOOEIOAH, AOABA, PT BUOAN, MUKALLA KOTAAQUNG E-53S 20-23/11 HOOEIOAH. JEDOAH, AOABA, PT BUOAN KOTASEGAR
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      771 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS com MO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE naon FROM EUROPE ■EHK CjrAfW Biy SaM M Outa Bar SaM Sated EUROPE HAM B HAVEN RDM! HAME UK frwttwt Eiprm SjM M ImAmi B a* 3/11 S/U Brimn Eiprm S/U 7/11 Ha»*»| Eiprm 1011 12/11 Mm Mara 11/11 29/11 Sa*H
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      579 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF Far East S'pore Service Ful Container Vessel. Burnt Vrtrtuau K«b« KMfou* HonftonjS part 1| Prnt (W) GOWK 13 W 11/10 11/10 71/10 25/10 27/10 1/11 3/11 MAMPMfMHIC 20/10 10 10/10 3/11 VII 10/11 12/11 GO«* *14 HB 15/11 17/11 22/11 23/11 2S/U 21/11 MAMMMI *15
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      398 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* Loikow VB9 Lashio V 36 Pagan V 79 Myomaywa VB3 BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loadhf for Rangoon S'pore P Kelong Pertartg 5/6 Nov 16/20 Nov 19/23 Nov 8/9 Nov BANK LINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO UK/COHT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 10 Nov
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      1191 22 K LINE m ha MmBBBBBI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICROBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) FEEDER/ KANSAI PIONEER ¥39 MOMR VESSEL N. EMERALD ¥4 HYUGA MARU V.7 ASM MARU V 5446 N EMERALD ¥4 TOMER BRIDGE V3l HARBOUR BRDGE V3l PIANTM V 7
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      558 22 '/It CAUFORRIA/PACFIC NORTH NEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTMKR/REEFER/RM.K SERVICE Lm*| tar 10S ANGEUS SAM fRANCBCO SUTTU TACORM VANCOUVER I C Rcciptai fa/fa cn—i f MU«| SMpport I Anftm IATEWT |4Nr IS/II Nm UIK AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accapfcnt fa/fa CM—n p**m S-pm Ft* It/20 Not Hot ?3 ?4 *e. 25/24 Noi
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      489 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPANESE PORTS AND HONGKONG £2 GOLDEN LINE MAN 6MI SWPPWC <f Tl) LTD m lu| ta| hwtx M M*t M Cad IM KMIIIM tat 271t7M lit IMS) I# Karii IMP* H7ll t i<w ami. mm Mhi If* OHHI UOTO |»MW.IB Ml 7* STRAITS/PEKSMM GULF SERVICE: r p
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      470 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. I ID Anson Rohcl »?7 16 Inte'n,iti.jn,i P'.t/ri S.n(). ip ore 0207 Tpl ?24h'.11 'Ot.nes. o I BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK frtTTT pa SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S'pore P KeUnj Lo*dn( tor 12/11 HoMak/Mfak I HTUSU (FTI) in) BOOKMC Z24CSII r BMTME 9VPMC CO SDK M. 4332K >
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      611 23 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): 0. CHEF 41W+ HK CONTAMEX 42W C PAUL 42* C CONTWO 28W... C ROZE 41W—FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) MAETEXLMCX 3E. K CHANCE 19C—SS BMDGE 471— K JACEJW ME TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: Jayakarta Anro Jayakarta SURABAYA.. JAKARTA..... SMGAPORE. PENANG...... P. KELANG..
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      451 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DON AM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK KEELUNG.BUSAN. INCHON *t i I* HtfMHNI *1.1 Nt lIS P!l I ID 1H .'#',4 14 Ron* -If S MO .VI.'O.V (>|Wf .(MK.V .'.'.'.'lKl .'?()<» >IU 11»immM< .'•o?4S0, vivmh ii.ts M" 9 I 9 S lIMAS SI ll* SON
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      826 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHAPING CO PRIVATE LTD SJHSOV BULOMG 55, Maritt Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lmts) Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPOtt T«kx Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELJUC M/S SMNHKAT NAM SOON SDN MC IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN CEMPENMG FOOT KLANG. MALAYSIA
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      432 24 Itejlioiial Container Lines fj-nrrrMTll 3 Sail,n99 Week, y iff Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A. 1500 Hrs. Tues, Thurs A Sat REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA VOY SM »l* "IT S« l RATAM BHUM 190/257 3/4 Nov RAT AM BHUM 251/199 9/12 Nov 14/1J No« 10/19 No* HINODE KISEN CO. LTD
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      28 24 f FARGO SHIPPm COMPANY (PTE.) I TO? EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICF SINGAPORE/BANGKOK EVERY 2 DAYS 7B Kepppl Road 17-07 Tanjong Pagar Compip* Singapore 0208 Tel *****77 *****88 K *****5?
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      241 24 KOREA MORAN SHIPPING CO tin iwporjt*<l in DPP of Kmea LOADING DIRECT FOR:ritei Tpm fw IM*I tm HV MUPO (Of 1. KOKA) C/U 11/11 B«*a? M V MORAHKM6 (Of J KOKA) 12/11 14/11 CMta|M( M.V. MUPO DP* KOKA) 31/11 GOOAL AGENT ZOSMG SHTPMG CO PTE LTD 1. M Mfc* ML
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      168 24 SERENE SNIPPING AGENCIES PTE !ii i lltaaM 35-04 Mmmlim* Pta,JNpJ« Tat 225** (I Ims) T4n: K7VM SEROC IVY 111' ii' uiv.o'..q m rn'ioa m r| WINDMILL LINE I REGULAR RED SEA SERVICE Kb. Tpmt P*** SNM CNttaia* 1 Dec 10 Dm 1« «*c General Agents WINDMILL MARITIME PTE LTD Sin(
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      182 25 SABAH X'PRESS LINE S'pore ANSHIP VOY 1 6 Nov LOADING FOR KK/TAWAU Aho cafe Kudat I L. Datu Subject to inducement. For Freifht Enquiries ANDEKA SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****45, *****50 TELEX: RS ***** ANSHIP r INDON SHIPPING PTE LTD. TEL: *****39. *****20 TLX: RS ***** INDON GOOD HARVEST LINES
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      163 25 SANKI SHIPPING CO LTD [ntn SfOHf COLOMBO CMTIMONC CHAIN* RMGOOM H*. FWTUNER ¥-1 Saied 21/9 JIMWW *1 Sated 19/10 24/10 14/10 "N6 HUT SafctJ 29/10 Heavyftt avaiaMt OCUM Wl KMX COUTH (ME) LTD I*,*** *14-44. Frtw Caatrt. S*ap»t 4714 I* *****11 (4 UK) V* On** |*UW *****2/ *****4 (P US)
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      594 25 NG Shipping Private LM. VNGV Telephone: *****90, *****43. V SEMJ CONTAINER SERVICE r CHUT AGONG/MADR AS (S pore Flat) SJK6APOK PENANG CMTTAGONG NEW GALACTIC* ¥21 /«4 2/11 14/11 KN GUAMNAN ¥22/14 10/11 24/11 GENSTM *3/14 19/11 In Port LIZENA PTE LTD Tel: *****67,*****68 Telex: R*****1 ETA ETD Loadnf for VENTURE
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      93 26 ATLAS LINES HGUUW MKFEMXNT SERVICE TO AND FROM CWTTAGONG AND CHAINA Al SANA (BANGLADESH fLAG) At SATESTHA (BANGLADESH FLAG) Al SHAMCEN (BANGLADESH FLAG) SMGAPORE P.I In Nrt N»» 11/13 N»« 15/11 CONTMNTAL SHPPWG CORPORATION PTE. LTD. SMGAPORE TEL *****66/5 IKS I Penjflf Afente T«w IMi (FX S*. M. I# *1431/*1531
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      94 26 DIRECT SERVICE TO DARWW DARWIN/SINGAPORE/DARWIN WITH WORLDWIOE CONNECTIONS VESSEL ETA/ETD f GUDANG ETA/ETO STOW OA DMMN FIANCES MT VOT II «N». t(DB)/12(lOM» Dm 23 Nr> FRANCES MT »0T 39 24 Dtt 24/27 Ok S tan 15 FRANCES MT 101 40 21 tan H 29/11 ta* 15 9 F«fc AcctpNif c«r*
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      504 26 C.Y. LINE (A Mimbtr Of Tho ACE Consortium) CHO VANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FUUY COHTMf RISED SERVICE 10 MOT* StlZ) OWNIU CWF 41* HONGKONG CONTMR V4TO CKVMKR P*U «7W CHM* CON UNI S patPKUnf "dim Fitaet H'lwi Bifw Antwerp 3/114/ ii 22/11 73/11 »/n 27/1120/1130/11 10/11 11/11 79/11 JO/11 7/12
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      795 26 Zl nrnilllil nr UIDnDCCC If- D VI COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" l»4*n« toi CalUo Do jnd all ottwr Pwuvun ports wth tun-Juprwil it Hot* On CPV Itwoutfi Ms ot I to tin* fesfcMfcea Penang P. KeUng SmjJpOftt KRJRRAYEVERETT In ft/ 2 Mo* 3/4 Nov THOMASEVERETT 18/17
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      380 26 ZIM NON-CONFERENCE WKfOOOn FULL CONTAOER SERWCE accepts* FCIACt cargoes to USA East I West Cent. CwMim and East Canada V.v ZIM EILAT CONTAINER LINE Vp mt (iat lnnt< Rapt. Imci Imib m TMsn u no. n to* jok t Dk jd»c m MILBOUMt Nov Dk 11 Dk It Dk It
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      164 26 120 a 7 z i^ Weather Sf a 4 2 M SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING. •c /X O w Wind direction with speed in knots Wove height LEGEND: p Temperature °q Thunderstorm Weather Wind direction with speed in knots y Shower ee Roin Wave
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